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Understanding 9/11Includes bibliographical references
Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 28398.1
Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 28398.1
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December 17, 2020
Subject: We haven't learned.
Subject: We haven't learned.
From page 73:
"The concourse of large bodies of people was especially dangerous ; and thus, the premature celebration of the Jubilee, to which Clement VI. cited the faithful to Rome, (1350), during the great epidemic, caused a new eruption of the plague, from which it is said, that scarcely one in an hundred of the pilgrims escaped."
Pretty good reading.
"The concourse of large bodies of people was especially dangerous ; and thus, the premature celebration of the Jubilee, to which Clement VI. cited the faithful to Rome, (1350), during the great epidemic, caused a new eruption of the plague, from which it is said, that scarcely one in an hundred of the pilgrims escaped."
Pretty good reading.
